Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-01
STEUBENVILLE.
The Opening of the Base Ball season-The
News.

The Opening of the Base Ball SeasOn-Th,
News.
Special Telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
Base ball will he opened for the season
on Monday, by the first of n series of thre,
games between the Steubenville anC
Wheeling mines The schedule fixes thu
following games for this city: Wheeling
May ,, 3, 4; July Z, Z, 8; September %
Zanesville-May Q, 10, II; August 4, >,
September &C., 81. KalamazoO-May Is
II, Is; June %, "a, %; September II, Is
AkrOn-May 10, 20, 81; June 20, 81, -
September l6, II. Sandusky- May 81
81, 25; June 81, %, %; September 10, 20
Mansfeld-May 90, 81, %; June 80; July
|, =; September 90, "a. Columbus-July
4, morning and afternoon, II, IS, Is
August 8, 9, 10. The SteubenvilleS vii
play at Wheeling oil May ), g, 4; July IL
II, -; August 80, 30.
The engineer of S. L. Durham will, il
all probability, arrive in this city week af
ter next, to survey the route for the street
railway. 1t is expected that some changes
will be made from the route at first pro
posed, and Council called upon to ratiiy
them.
The new Pullman palace sleepers passed
through this city on Wednesday, and at
tracted large crowd of curiosity seekers,
Steuben Lodge No. |, Knights of Ply,
thias, put the final touches on the new
hall question at its meeting Friday night
by authorizing the Board of Trustees To e
ahead and make lease with Mr.. Specht,
to commence at such time as the new hall
may be completed, which will probably
be about the last of September IL is tn,
intention OF the Lodge to fit up the new
hall in such manner that il will be ex.
celled by none in the State, and cOnse
quently by none in the world, as it is a
boast Of Ohio Knights that they have the
finest Ledge rooms in the world.
Several liquor dealers are boarding witt
Sheriff Burns rs a result OF having violated
the Sunday liquor laws.
A case in which William Inglebright. O
Brooke county, w. Va, sued Samuel Nc
Kee, Of this city, for board for dog, wal
tried in Common Pleas Court THURSDAY
afternoon. The amount sued for was $3l
and the jury returned a verdict for SO
Four lawyers were employed ON the case
The Boston Star Concert Company viii
ill an engagement at the opera house mex
Thursday evening under the auspices o
the Y. M. c. A.
1t Is proposed to issue bonds TO TIT
amount of $40, 600 and extend the Watel
mains to the Sixth ward. The Sixth In,
been in crying need Of water for years.
William Nath, of East Liverpool, j,
visiting his brother, John Nath.
Rev. DIR. Thrapp, of McConnellsville
formerly pastor of the Fifth Street NJ. p
Church, this city, is visiting W. F
Ridgley.
Joseph Zimmerman is in from Column
bus on visit to his Steubcnville friends
Mrs. ]. H. Long and son Luther, o.
Wheeling Island, are visiting Mrs. Long,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Thomson,
North Fifth street
The following delegates to the G. A. r.
encampment at Springfield left Tuesday
morning: James Lavefy, Geo. A. Max.
well, this city; John DOdds, Knoxville
Alex. Presley, Toronto; Cass Brown, Mt
Pleasant. Mrs. Rev. Brown and Mrs w
A. Long went rs delegates from the Wo-
mems Relief Corps Of this city.
Ellsworth Mccullough, W. II. Connolly
and James Moran, who are connected with
the Pearce furniture establishment, left
Tuesday for Wichita, Kas., where they
will be engaged in the same line Of busi.
ness.
Mrs. VIM. Wallace, Of Bellaire, is the
guest Of Mrs. James Patterson.
Miss Sadie Ortiz, of Cincinnati, is visit
ing her sister, Miss Mamie StOkely,
Miss Higgins, OF Cleveland, is visiting
her Steubenyille friends.